The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-09-15
and unacquainted with the teachings

and unacquainted with the teachings
or these bomb-throwers.
The court here enters into an elabor-
ate argument upon the different in
structions, quoting authorities, and
concludes by saying: 1--WE think that
the course pursued on the trial in re-
gard to the manner of impaneling the
jury was correct, and in accordance
with the plain meaning Of sec
ton 81, chapter %, Revised Statutes.
We cannot see that the remarks of the
States attorney in the argument to the
jury were marked by any such impro-
prletles as require a reversal of the
Judgment" In their argument counsel
for the defense make some other points
OF minor Importance, which are not
to say that we have considered and do
not regard these as we'll taken. The
judgment of the criminal court of Cook
County is affirmed"
FRIENDS OF THE CRANKs.
CHICAGO, September 14.-Late this
afternoon the condemned Anarchists
were allowed to take exercise in the
covered Jail court and speak to their
friends, who were freely admitted. The
prisoners had agreed among them
selves to talk to no one for publicatioe.
and all attempts to interview we're
resolutely refused. At all police stations
throughout the city full force of re-
serves were on duty, and they were
given to understand that they would be
kept in the barracks till after the exc
cution. At intervals the men were
to fall in and drill with rifles.
The Arbeiter Zeitung, of which Spies
was editor, in announcing the decision
says: 1.-The supreme court in Ottawa,
the illegal instrument of the capitalists
reign, has affirmed the outrageous YER
dict that seven of our best comrades
shall suffer the death of martyrs for the
cause of the loboring people and that
the eighth shall serve fifteen years in
the peDitentiary. We are, however, the
adherents of Spies and his comrades,
and we will not cry out for revenge at
any inopportune time, but we will do
everything that remains to be DONE"
HERR MOST FURIOUS.
New YORK, September 14-News of
the affirmation by the Supreme Court
of Illinois, of the decision of the lower
court, in the condemned Chicago
Anarchists case, has caused great ex :
ClteIueHG dnOuS Tue NEW 1OIh OOcldl-
lists and Anarchists. Herr Most was
furious. He rolled up his sleeves and
proceeded to write an editorial ad-
dressed: ITO the Workingmen of all
Countries" The editorial was a
column and a half long, written in his
characteristic and violent style. He
characterized the Judges who made the
decision as Infamous, blood-thirsty
FOOLS" and the jury as corrupt.
Capitalists wished to see blood flow,
to show the people that they were
law and could do as they pleased. II
"Workingmen," says he, will you
peaceably allow this to take place 2'
The cruel deed of November II could be
prevented if the Anarchists so wished.
| The workingmen must show their mil
itary strength. An Indignation mass
meeting must be held at once, and
money raised to fight the battle of JUS
tice and salvation of the martyrs, Most
goes on to demand a decision in the
case from the United States Supreme
Court, and says that agitating meetings
should be held all over the country un-
til the court dare declare it constitu-
tional. Editor Shevich of the Leddei
| fieTceiV denounced the verdict